Koei
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Your argument boils down to that everything in science is a theory and thus is unproven and can be easily ignored in favor of pseudo-science.Enlighten me.
Your argument boils down to that everything in science is a theory and thus is unproven and can be easily ignored in favor of pseudo-science.Enlighten me.
Your argument boils down to that everything in science is a theory and thus is unproven and can be easily ignored in favor of pseudo-science.
Some functions require overconfidence, but figuring out the truth is rarely among them.You sound foolish. You're attitude is because you are insecure. Stop looking at "frequency charts" and listen......
Theoretical scientists get the extra word for a reason. Let's not mistake their work with that of someone measuring an audio signal. Same with the enigma that is gravity, or ”missing” matter in the universe, against people who decide that things always happen as long as they felt like it did
Some functions require overconfidence, but figuring out the truth is rarely among them.
We also probably have a divergence of opinion about what it means to listen.
Einstein was maybe not The G.O.A.T, but not far from it.
Synergistic research . How to lose all credibility in 2 magestic words.
Most of Head-Fi believe cables change the sound.
So you see I place it pretty high up.
This sad fact gives us an answer to the question asked in this thread: "How do I convince people that audio cables DO NOT make a difference?"Most of Head-Fi believe cables change the sound.
I was off topic, except for that particular IEM is noted as one that after a while the community find it to sound lackluster. At that point the solution is to change to a slightly different cable to “fix” the issue.OK... so?
He question also implies another: do cables even make an audible difference?This sad fact gives us an answer to the question asked in this thread: "How do I convince people that audio cables DO NOT make a difference?"
The answer clearly is: You don't!
Only to the people that are convinced they so. Placebo is powerful.He question also implies another: do cables even make an audible difference?
Why does it have to be Can Jam? One thing you are not thinking of is Metallurgy. Silver cables and copper cables sound different. Gold connectors and Rhodium Connectors sound different. Processes like cryo'ing and quantum tunneling sound different. AWG sounds different. My 32 gauge headphone cable sounds different than the 24AWG cable. Will happy to organize a meet so we can do this in a public setting with a crowd. Only organize around 50 meets in the last 15 years. I have nothing to hide like Amir from ASR or Gene from audioholics. Bring it to Seattle. My gear is dialed in ready to go. BRING IT TO SEATTLE, I AM WAITING!!!! Beat your chest all you want on the internet. Do it in Person!!!Lets put your money where your mouth is. Next Can Jam you take your HD800 and some cables of choice. They can be copper, silver, twisted, whatever you want as long as its just a wire, not something with an inductive, resistive or capacitive network. We will then hold a controlled ABX test and if you can differentiate between the cables I will pay you $2000, and if you cannot you will pay me $2000. Deal?
I'll even fly to the US to do it, but you pay for my ticket if you cannot pass the test.
Yes they do. If they’re not connected, there will be no audio.He question also implies another: do cables even make an audible difference?
Think about the variables in replay. Especially full size. Every transducer fits the listeners head different. The outside of the ear amplifies the sound different for each listener. The angle of the drivers/ the seal of the cups. Everything is different for each individual. That is in addition to different volume levels, as each driver has a variable frequency response to volume. What is the listening level? The ear drum is a different distance per listener. And on and on.....So just a thought, if recording was done with different type of cable connecting to the microphone, would the sound be different?
Why does it have to be Can Jam? One thing you are not thinking of is Metallurgy. Silver cables and copper cables sound different. Gold connectors and Rhodium Connectors sound different. Processes like cryo'ing and quantum tunneling sound different. AWG sounds different. My 32 gauge headphone cable sounds different than the 24AWG cable. Will happy to organize a meet so we can do this in a public setting with a crowd. Only organize around 50 meets in the last 15 years. I have nothing to hide like Amir from ASR or Gene from audioholics. Bring it to Seattle. My gear is dialed in ready to go. BRING IT TO SEATTLE, I AM WAITING!!!! Beat your chest all you want on the internet. Do it in Person!!!
All I'm saying what ever you believe is do it in a crowd, don't keep it a secret. Been doing it going on 15 years putting on meets in the NorthWest. I can organize more meets, not a big deal. Have a ton of meet threads here. Have a long track record putting on meets. Showing in person is what I do. So people if you have a beef, do it at a local meet with locals in attendance. Take pictures, ask for thoughts from the attendee's. Do it, just don't cry about it.Anyone who ever needed evidence that marketing works and placebo is powerful can stop looking now.
Everything makes a difference and none of it can/has be measured showing audible impact other than extreme edge cases and IEM cables due to poor IEM design. And these things only matter in audio, not any other application of cables and those materials. According to those who have spent thousands anyway...
The internet tough guy routine is a nice added touch.